Still Holding On
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Last published Thu, Jan 19, 2023
Tears flowing down my eyes.
A million questions on my mind.
Was I good enough to mess around with,
But not worthy enough of your love and time?
An unrequited love is a rollercoaster ride of emotions. This poem is a feeble attempt to showcase what all those one side lovers, people in situationships and people who've been cheated on and can't move on have felt all along.
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